1887 January 18th storming this morning wind & snow 19 stormy day wind snow & drift so that the cattle would not go to the water there are great drifts 20 Ad went to Gananoque to the mill he took 10 bags of feed & 6 of wheat win yet & some drift not so cold as it has been for some time back 21 Ad put the slaugh & grain into his Drive house & not go together till fine day rain last night he got home about 3 oclock last night 22 still storming Ad brought part of the Grist here I am giving the cows about quart of the meal at noon everyday 23 Revd Mr Millard this morning have heavy rain this morning Mr Millard priest Mrs David Latimers funeral sermon 24 still raining the snow is nearly all gone of the field field so that they have to break the roads in the right place Ad & the others breaking in the right place there is wind rain & snow at noon 25 Ad went to Crossroad where left his load on the 11th of the month could not get it sooner he only brought half of it very little travel on the roads yet 26 Ad went for the other half of his load of wood 27 Ad went to Sand Bay & brought a load of wood he left it here the roads bad yet side note he took the sow to the Boar 28 Ad went to Sand Bay brought home a load of wood fine day it looks like a storm 29 Heavy Rain most of the night & snow nearly all gone of the fields fine warm day the people is drawing half loads of wood side note Ad went to McNiels for the South 30 Revd Mr Millard preached this evening very stormy at 7 oclock snow & wind Ellen went out it was so slippery she came back 31 Ad went to Sand Bay for wood & left it here